Athens traders happy to see more investment in stamping out crime in the city centre.

Creditors say they need “more information and more discussions” before they can form an opinion of Greek finances and proposed economic reforms.

The Greek state has been ordered to pay more than 82,000 euro in compensation to five men who claim they were mistreated in detention.

State will keep on paying their salaries, Greek government says.

The magnate, who operates in both Athens and London, wishes to preserve his anonymity.

Germany says Greece should “concentrate on current issues”.

Cyprus wants to reverse a perception that the two countries are inextricably linked, worried that it could be dragged down with Greece

Greek author Alexandra Symeonidou’s second book details her life after her escape from Saudi Arabia

There will be 1,500 fewer places at Greek universities as the country tackles overcrowding in higher education.

Damage has spread to irrigation and draining systems, rural roads and bridges.